Does anyone know the production on the Frank Smith Well ?
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andrew, when asking for information on a specific well it is helpful to include the state, parish or county, survey or section-township-range, field name, well operator, well serial number, etc. There are members who will look up the well in a state database in order to answer your question but they need whatever specific information you can provide.
Thanks Skip. New to all of this! Its a new well in Houston County Texas. API # 225-31230 . Frank Smith well .
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